15 Best Bike Shops in Stockholm

Cykellandet is a bicycle store in Sundbyberg serving Stockholm-area riders with bikes, accessories and repair support. Its workshop is suited to quick fixes, including puncture and e-scooter repairs, while the selection of parts and accessories makes it useful for riders preparing for a longer trip.

Trailstore combines bicycle retail and workshop support in Nacka, giving Stockholm-area riders one place to explore bikes and accessories or arrange technical work. Its range includes Early Rider, while delivery adds flexibility for purchases.

Based in Solna, Cyklig is a local bicycle shop serving the Stockholm area, with a history dating to 1985. Its range includes quality bicycles and e-bikes, supported by a professional workshop for repairs and servicing.

Road, gravel and triathlon cycling form the core of CykelCity’s offer in Stockholm, backed by mountain bikes, custom bikes and workplace benefit bikes. Its showroom covers a broad range of performance equipment, components, accessories and cycling clothing, making it useful for both a complete bike purchase and a hard-to-find small part.

Cykelverket combines a broad selection of new bicycles with accessories and a dedicated repair workshop in Kungsholmen. Its range makes it useful both for choosing a new bike and for finding practical additions to an existing setup, while delivery offers flexibility for purchases that are less convenient to take home directly.

Bikepath Sergels Torg is a central Stockholm bicycle service shop focused on getting bikes back into reliable working order. Its workshop handles punctures and tyres, brakes, drivetrains and electric-bike servicing, with a practical setup suited to quick visits.

For riders who want guidance alongside a varied in-store selection, Sportson Stockholm Södermalm covers electric bikes, children’s bikes, used bicycles and helmets. The shop is especially approachable for buyers seeking clear explanations, with help that can extend from choosing the right model and size to practical bike-care tips.

Livelo Bikes AB is a Stockholm bicycle store on Karlavägen, built around its own Livelo #1 and Livelo #2 bikes. Its range includes a family bicycle designed for year-round use, giving the shop a clear appeal for everyday urban transport and shared family journeys.

Cykelåtervinning AB specialises in affordable reused and second-hand bicycles from its Södermalm shop in Stockholm. The selection is built around giving pre-owned bikes another life, with a varied mix suited to commuting, city riding and practical everyday transport.

Cykelkraft’s Solna branch is a large Stockholm-area bicycle store with a broad retail range spanning e-bikes, components, accessories and cycling clothing. It suits riders who want to compare several product categories in one place rather than visit a narrowly specialized shop.

On Långholmsgatan in Stockholm, Cykelspecialisten combines a bicycle shop with workshop service and bike rental. Its broad approach suits different types of cyclists, bringing everyday maintenance and rental needs together in one place.

Cykelkedjan Stockholm AB is a bicycle store in Hägersten offering shopping, delivery and in-store pickup. Its service approach includes explaining the repair issue, answering questions about the work and providing an approximate cost before proceeding—useful points when you want a clearer understanding of what a workshop visit involves.

Serving Sundbyberg since 1984, Cykelhörnan combines bicycle sales with an in-house workshop. Its range includes Crescent, Monark and Sjösala bicycles, while repair work focuses on everyday bikes and e-bikes from Crescent, Monark and Ecoride.

JUSTaBIKE focuses on affordable used bicycles in Hägersten, with an in-store selection that ranges from simple city bikes to mountain bikes, children’s models, cruisers and compact bicycles. The variety makes it a useful place to browse when price, practicality or a particular frame size matters more than buying new.

Second Hand Bike is a Stockholm bicycle store on Riddargatan, geared toward the used-bike market and offering delivery. It may suit riders buying or selling a pre-owned bicycle, but the intake process is selective: an initial offer does not necessarily mean the bike will be accepted after inspection.

Visit coordination can require patience, so firm arrangements matter when bringing in a bike.